Tennis at BISA
Built in Barcelona. Proven in America. Now coming to Asia.
The tennis programme at BISA is created in collaboration with the Emilio Sánchez Academy, one of the most respected player-development academies in the world, delivered through the ES360 methodology.
The ES360 method.
- 01
Technical
Stroke efficiency, movement, footwork, serve and return.
- 02
Tactical
Pattern recognition, court positioning, match strategy.
- 03
Physical
Strength, speed, mobility, coordination, endurance.
- 04
Mental
Focus, confidence, emotional regulation, resilience.
The methodology that shaped Grand Slam champions is coming to Asia.

Emilio Sánchez Vicario
The man behind the method.
Emilio Sánchez founded his academy in Barcelona in 1998 on one idea: great players are formed by great daily habits.
Players who trained there include Andy Murray, Svetlana Kuznetsova and Grigor Dimitrov. Jerry Shang joined at 11 and reached the ATP top 100. The same system has helped many student-athletes earn US university scholarships.
Pros are the exception. Prepared players are the promise.
One academy. Three continents.
International training and exchange, competition across three continents, the same ES360 principles at every location, exposure to international players and coaches, a direct connection to the US college tennis pathway.
- 01
Barcelona
- 02
Naples
- 03
Bangkok
One methodology. A world without borders.
What every player receives.
- Daily on-court training in small groups by age and level
- An individual development plan reviewed each term with player and parents
- Strength and conditioning and injury prevention built into the week
- Performance analysis: video, match data, individual goals
- Mental performance
- Competition planning
- Player pathway guidance, university readiness and the NCAA route
- Tournament travel support with coaching on the road and academic continuity
Develop the player. Build the competitor. Prepare the person.
A week in the programme.
Coaches and advisors.
The on-campus coaching team is announced in stages.
Courts.
Indoor courts in the performance hub and outdoor courts beside it in Phase 1, with a centre court and more indoor courts in Phase 2. 10 courts at opening, 18 on the full campus.
College and professional pathway.
The NCAA does not accredit schools; eligibility is determined by the NCAA Eligibility Center. BISA offers guidance, not a guarantee.
Questions parents ask.
What is the age of entry?
The answer is being written; it appears here once confirmed.
What level is required?
The answer is being written; it appears here once confirmed.
Do beginners qualify?
The answer is being written; it appears here once confirmed.
Are there tournaments abroad?
The answer is being written; it appears here once confirmed.
What equipment is needed?
The answer is being written; it appears here once confirmed.
Camps
New camps and sessions are announced here as they open.
Ready to bring your best?
Discover whether BISA is right for your family.
BISA is a proposed international school project currently undergoing the Ministry of Education licensing process. Academic programs and campus operations are subject to final regulatory approval.

